If any of you are selling the wheels I will take them off your hands!!

 

so its the same bolt patern?

 

i am almost certain that G37C use at least the same offset as the G35C.. possibly even lower than G35. ( i am talking about aftermarket rims)

which means 19 x 8 or 8.5 or 9 or 9.5 F with 20-35 offset depends on the width of the wheel
and
19x9.5 or 10 or 10.5 with 15-25 offset depends on the width.

same specs for 20"

 

nope those calipers are a nightmare.... ill b workin on a G37 hopefully throw works on them by early next week... they came off a '03 G35 coupe and they just hit the caliper once u throw them on....

 

how about some pictures showing how much they touch / if they stick out of the fender any

 

Parts mgr at my dealer is telling me the same thing, my brand new Volks GTAV's will NOT fit the G37, because of the rotor/calipers.

 

If your volks are sized for big brake kits, they should fit without any problem.

 

So can we use the old 03 Brembo spec's to size up our new wheels?

 

Turns out Wheelautohaus ordered me "hi pass" wheels so that is one expense I can put into the plus column.

 

???

 

I have no idea how to shop for wheels but I'm about to start looking for some for the winter. Does this mean that the front rims are 8.5 inches wide and the back rims are 9 inches wide? Will I need to do the same thing for winter rims or doesnt it matter? Obviously the 19 is diameter, but what does the 43mm/45mm offset mean? What happens if I choose a wheel with an offset lower or higher than that exact number?

 

I have taken the car to a reputable company for measurments etc. i will try to get you all the offset. I got some pics though that u may enjoy:

 

yup.. i did some wheel fitment on the car.. not too aggressive offset.. which mean less lip..

 

so 43mm and 44 mm is the maximum offset that u can go...im new when it comes to wheels...if im plannin on buying wheels i should lok for wheels that have those offsets and nothing lower

 

Hard to say ... offset should be specified with wheel width. Another thing to consider is whether or not you are planning on lowering your car. The suspension geometry actually changes so what looks good on a lowered car will look bad on a NON lowered car.